Andrew Pinsent is filling in for Kristy Cameron today. A new report says that women are 20 to 70 percent more likely to experience post-stroke depression compared to men. It makes it even tougher when they are not getting the support they urgently need. Ottawa resident Janet Millen suffered a hemorrhagic stroke back in 2008. She was 58 years old at the time. Since then, she has battled through spells of isolation and depression. Janet shares her personal journey on today’s Ottawa Now. In other health news, a new study shows that a looming medication shortage is leading to increased cases of dosing errors, putting Canada’s youngest citizens at risk. That’s coming up in Hour 2. Plus, in an effort to raise funds for a new CT scanner, the Kemptville Hospital’s Board Chair has agreed to sell her 1995 Chevy Camaro. Elizabeth MacPherson pays the CFRA Nation a quick visit in Hour 3.